Immortal something for you? The short check before release

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On June 2nd at 19:00 CET, the much-anticipated MMO Diablo: Immortal will be available to play for free by anyone with a mobile (or PC). But should you play the game at all? In the short MeinMMO check you can find out whether Diablo: Immortal is something for you.

What is Diablo: Immortal? Originally presented at BlizzCon as a pure smartphone and mobile game, Diablo: Immortal initially received quite a bit of hate from the community. But now it is known that you can also play the new Diablo on the PC. The first beta testers are also enthusiastic about the game and the fans are getting more and more involved.

Diablo: Immortal core features include:

  • A real-money shop that is already controversial before the release
  • A solo campaign that you can also experience together
  • PvE and PvP content for 4 to 8 players
  • Clans with up to 100 players
  • 6 German servers to start with, but no German voice output
  • 6 different classes and first indications of a 7th class.
  • Raids for up to 48 players
  • Familiar Diablo content such as Rifts, Bounties, and Paragon levels

    • When and where exactly will Diablo: Immortal appear? The servers for the MMO are scheduled to go live on Thursday, June 2 at 7:00 p.m. Then you can play the game on Android, iOS and PC. Here, however, the PC already gets a first extra sausage, because there you can already download Diablo: Immortal via BattleNet so that you can start right away.

    There is no preload for the smartphone versions of the game. Nevertheless, the developers promise that Diablo: Immortal was built with the “smartphone first” idea in mind. This means that while you can experience the game on PC and also enjoy crossplay and cross-save features, it is primarily an Android and iOS game.

    Diablo Immortal release roadmap – preload on PC, time and German servers

    Checklist – Should I Play Diablo: Immortal?

    To give you a quick overview, we have prepared 10 statements for you here. If you answer “yes” to 8 of them, Diablo: Immortal should definitely be interesting for you. If you are still unsure or can confirm fewer statements in the affirmative, there is an overview below of what exactly awaits you in Diablo: Immortal.

  • I have no problem with a real money shop that makes my life easier
  • I want to play a Diablo, but with many players
  • In general, I feel at home in MMOs
  • I regularly play on mobile devices
  • I’m okay with PvP as long as I’m not forced into it
  • I’ve wanted a Diablo that’s more MMORPG-ish for a long time
  • It annoys me when I have to play several different characters to see everything
  • I love loot and I like to see a lot of loot fall
  • I also want to experience more difficult content in an action battle system
  • I enjoy searching for the perfect gear for a long time and fine-tuning my build

    • You can see the gameplay of Diablo: Immortal in our video:

    7 minutes of gameplay of Diablo Immortal – That’s how good the new MMO looks

    Diablo: Immortal – What’s in it?

    Why should I watch this? Above all, fans of the previous Diablo titles should also take a look at Immortal, but the mobile MMO is not the only one that picks them up. Because Immortal moves further in the direction of an MMORPG than its predecessors do and could therefore also be interesting for fans of this genre.

    But what are you doing there all day? The Diablo: Immortal gaming experience focuses on the following content:

  • A campaign lasting about ten hours and even more story to discover in the world
  • Rifts and bounties that don’t come until the endgame, but accompany you as you level up
  • Dungeons for 4 players
  • Raids in different difficulties for 8 players
  • Special raids in which the so-called Immortal can fight with 48 players
  • Completely optional PvP designed for clans and groups

    • The Cycle of Strife: What is that, you ask? Rightly. Because behind the initially rather strange name is the biggest feature of Diablo: Immortal. In the Cycle of Strife there are always two factions fighting each other. The reigning Immortals and the shadows trying to overthrow them. The respective clans fight in huge PvP battles.

    You have to overthrow the Immortals to become one yourself

    The shadows can try to overthrow the Immortals once a week. If they win enough rounds, they can attack the boss of the Immortals. An epic battle then ensues where an Immortals player actually becomes the raid boss. In a 30 vs. 1 fight, the Immortal must then be defeated, which gains enormously powerful abilities to defend itself.

    If the Shadows overthrow the Immortals, they become the new Immortals. As such, you also have access to special dungeons and 48-player raids

    Immortal is turning the class system upside down

    How do the classes work? Here, too, an MMORPG immediately comes to mind, namely Final Fantasy XIV. In Immortal you only need one character and you can play any available class with it. However, this does not work as easily as you may be used to in other MMORPGs.

    For the time being, the class change should be time-limited and work either every week or every month. The exact limit is still being determined and may change accordingly.

    What classes are there? There are 6 classes to choose from that already existed in Diablo 3:

  • Necromancer
  • Crusader
  • Demon Hunter
  • monk
  • barbarian
  • wizard

    • In addition, leakers have already found references to a whole new class in the game files. The blood knight should therefore become a kind of melee vampire, but he has not yet been confirmed.

    More details about the epic battles of Diablo: Immortal in our video:

    Diablo Immortal: New gameplay trailer shows epic battles and finally reveals the release date

    Diablo: Immortal system requirements

    How and where can you play? Diablo: Immortal should run quite smoothly on most common PCs and smartphones. Nevertheless, we’ll show you again what exactly you need at least to play the MMO.

    PC:

  • Operating system: Windows 7/8/10/11 (recommended: 10 or 11)
  • CPU: AMD FX-8100 or Intel Core i3 (recommended: Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5)
  • Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460, ATI Radeon HD 6850 or Intel HD Graphics 530 (recommended: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 or AMD Radeon RX 470)
  • RAM: 4 GB (recommended: 8 GB)
  • Hard disk space: 24 GB

    • Android:

  • Operating system: Android OS 5.0
  • Processor: Snapdragon 660 / Exynos 9611
  • GPU: Adreno 512 / Mali-G72 MP3
  • Memory: 2GB RAM
  • Disk space: 2.4GB + 10GB for patch

    • iOS:

  • Operating system: iOS 11
  • Device: iPhone 6s
  • Disk space: 3.3GB + 9.5GB for patch

    • You can find the game itself on BattleNet, in the PlayStore and in the AppStore. You can register for all versions directly on the Blizzard website.

    What do you think of Diablo: Immortal? Did our check help you find out if the game is something for you? Or did you already know from the start that you would pay a visit to the game? Will you gamble on your mobile phone or will you rather use the PC version? Write it to us in the comments here at MeinMMO.

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